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Learn what to expect on your ride to the edge of space aboard Space Perspective's Spaceship Neptune capsule. CEO Jane Poynter explains what the high-altitude balloon ride is like. <br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | Space Perspective | produced & edited by Steve Spaleta and Josh Dinner
Learn what to expect on your ride to the edge of space aboard Space Perspective's Spaceship Neptune capsule. CEO Jane Poynter explains what the high-altitude balloon ride is like. <br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | Space Perspective | produced & edited by Steve Spaleta and Josh Dinner
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